Zero Hunger city
The London Assembly is calling for more action to help thousands of people going hungry in the capital, including school children.
Your guide to bedroom benefit changes
Social housing residents may lose some of their housing benefits if they have an extra bedroom.
Assembly warns high streets are in decline
A London Assembly report has warned that emergency measures are needed to help London's high streets.
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Airport bosses to give evidence on airport capacity
Bosses from Heathrow and Gatwick Airports will be at City Hall today to give their views on airport capacity in London.
The London Assembly is planning to publish a report on the future of aviation in the capital in May.
London Fire Brigade cuts
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Boris left with egg on his face over police figures
There are claims the Mayor of London has misled people about the future level of policing in the capital. As Boris Johnson sat in the London Assembly this morning to answer questions about his budget, Labour members claimed he'd got his figures wrong.
They say his plans for policing will actually see a fall, rather than a rise, in police officers in half of London's boroughs. Paul Brand explains.
Boris lays out his budget plans for next year
London's Mayor gives City Hall an outline of his entire plan for the budget of 2013-14 in under two minutes.
Boris Johnson faces tough questioning at City Hall
Boris Johnson is currently facing a grilling from the London Assembly over the GLA's proposed draft budget for 2013-14.
You can watch it live by following the link below.
Budget day at City Hall. Londonassembly question #mayoroflondon on spending plans. Meeting starts now- watch it here. http://t.co/RxGN6hjs
From @LondonAssembly on Twitter:Mayor's opponents unite over budget
Opposition parties in the London Assembly are expected to gang up on Boris Johnson in an historic bid to try to overturn his plans for fare increases and fire station closures. For the first time, Labour, Lib Dem and Green members are expected to agree a joint amendment to the draft budget.
The move requires a majority vote and is likely to be succesful if at least 13 members of the 25-strong assembly join forces.
But the mayor is unlikely to be troubled by the tactic - his original budget is expected to be approved at another meeting on 25th February when the opposition will be unable to muster the required majority of two thirds.
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"Boris sounds good but does nothing" on housing
Labour Member of the London Assembly Len Duvall has told ITV News London that Boris needs to do more on housing with the money he has. He claims Boris 'sounds good, but does nothing'.
Boris challenged over police cuts
The Mayor was challenged today over closing some of the capital's police and fire stations.
Labour's London Assembly members gave him a grilling at City Hall and even accused him of targeting closures in Labour's boroughs.
Boris denies political bias as reason for Police cuts
Boris Johnson denied there was any political motive behind closing certain police stations, when he was questioned by London Assembly member, Andrew Dismore.
Labour MP accuses Boris of political bias
Labour's Andrew Dismore suggests "political bias" has been used to target fire stations. Labour constituencies are hit hardest. @itvlondon
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